Overview
The LIPA Reform Act (Act or LRA) empowers the Department of Public Service (DPS) to undertake a Comprehensive Management and Operations Audit of the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) and its Service Provider PSEG Long Island LLC (PSEG LI) at least every five years.
The prior audit, completed in 2018, resulted in 49 recommendations and LIPA and PSEG LI were required by the LIPA Board of Trustees to implement these recommendations to ensure an improved level of service to electric customers on Long Island.
Current LIPA/PSEG Audit
The current DPS management and operations audit of LIPA and PSEG LI was completed by NorthStar Consulting Group Inc. in 2024. Read the DPS press release: DPS Finalizes Audit of LIPA and PSEG LI.
Audit Scope Areas
The audit reviews and evaluates the overall operations and management of LIPA and PSEG LI with the ultimate goal of improving existing processes, practices, systems, and organizational structures to drive better performance based on the scope areas below.
Stay Connected
Staying informed of activity is easy through the Department's Document and Matter Management (DMM) System. As a registered user of the application, you will be able to self-subscribe to the service or party list, submit Comments and E-File.
- E-Filing - Electronic filing through the Department's Document and Matter Management (DMM) System provides for secure, fast and accurate processing of your filings. With E-Filing you will be able to submit up to 100 MB of data of both public and confidential documents. E-Filing is the preferred method of submission of filings.
- Comments - See Submitting Comments section above.
- Service List - By subscribing to a service list for a case, an email notification will be sent to you when a filing and/or issuance is entered in the case. Subscribers can request to receive “Commission Issuances Only” or “Filings and Commissions Issuances.”
- Party List - Generally, parties commit to contribute to the development of a complete record in a proceeding by conducting discovery, submitting testimony, briefs, or other formal written comments, and/or participating in evidentiary hearings, procedural conferences and other formal events conducted in the case.
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